... BREECH-LOADING RIFLS The following appears in some of the Iletropji journals:- , Sir,-In the issue of the Times of the 23rd ilst the-column headed I International Exhibition s I r that three of the best of the Americaa bre.beh rifles, a Wlhitworth, an Enfield, and the ealr thd (which has ?? reported so favourably by the carbll authorities at Maidstone) are to be publicly teited,. lty long ...

... (UR LONDON LETTER. STATE OF PARTIES. TI ,,What are you going to do with Palmerston so] 9 osionq Turn him out? I asked of an nest Pas lical M.P. who crossed my path the ear.lis III arn afraid not, he replied, me ether thye Tories will not let us. I fear that La Mr,,;es y0 il not let us! This, then, is hoT poli xi the1 parties stand tovwards each other just now. Thel g adlical section of the ...

... I (rnox OUR OWN coisiEsposinsr. fA portion of the following appeared in our Evening Edition of yesterday :] PARIS, TnURSDAY EvEMNGo. The Anglophobists were very unwilling to give up their belief in the alleged fact that Garibaldi had crossed to Melito in an Eiglish. vessel. This morning the Monitemu itself puts the saddle on the right horse, by stating that the vessel was the ?? Abbatucci, ...

... - I , . le [YFOM OUR OWe ConMESPONDENT.] to LoNDoN, WEDNESDAY. to TVx announcement that ling.Victor Emmanuel had Y$instituted a blockade of the Island of Sicily, and that St Garibaldi had actually usurped the Executive in cer. of tain towns and cities lately the appanage of the exiled le Eancis the Seeond, was the news which hurried a Earl Russell from the charming scenery of Wicklow s to the ...

... i THE MERCHANT SHIPPING ACTS AMEND-I iTH MENT ACT, 1862. . ITact following clauses, with which our abstract of in this Act concludes, are among-the most important Of on its pronisiens, 85 affecting all who are connecte& with th British maritime commerce :-Ea ?? ~~tic 44. The following persona shall be liable to pay light he dues for any ship in respect of which light dues are pay- able-tbat is ...

... An inquest was held on Wednesday at the Lord Nelson Tavern, Blackfriars-road, on the body of William Carter, the son of William Carter, Esq., the coroner for East Surrey, who lost his life from injuries he received at the destructive fire which occurred at his father's house, 76, Blackfriars-road, on the 8th inst. A number of witnesses having been called, the jury returned the fol- lowing ...

... DEDICATION Of, TIlE CIhURCH OF CLOIf- I BERNE. (iql;oo OUl CORRtEBSLONDXN'T.) Oni Wednesday last this beautiful new church, which las been recent'y erected by thc zealous energic3 of tae veorilhy elergyrneil of tile pari~l--th0 B1ev. Ifeary Kelly, ?? nnd his most able and efficient co-operator, tle Bev. Ialachy Monialan, C.C-wvas dedicated to lhe ecrvice of Almighlty God, under the especial ...

... COR iRESPONDEINCE. THlE TRADES' PROCESSION. TO TUE EDITOR OF THE PRESTON CHRONICLE. S~ic-Looiugoverthe uil Recrdsof 1822, 1 find each trece pblihedthe ame ofthoe wh dieh1~edthe duties of he lile o waden bt dd nt d soin .hope they wil in 1812,for it is ineresting to on vr ol hoiles, and Aug. 28, 18I2~ A CARPE NTER. SHOP ASSISTANTS AND THE GUILD. TO TiII; EDITOR OF THlE PRESTON CHRONIOLE. Sia,-I ...

... . P tromt tp A P-~f I (Firom the Morning Post.) We profess to know absolutely nothing either of an official character, or derived from official sources, respecting the present state of Italy. We believe that no reliable information can be obtained from official sources, and that there is but one official fact certain in the matter-that every official personage is completely and hopelessly be- ...

... Y~drem~hbX ?? - Of 31ovdii2;7r :LU~ Long ioess t~ .g Of hit a, .t tb aow:oma'b t % an f he o tarl R0o e &Kifrat d. y%; ?? an MP,Ec ttroa ho ?? numoro LoOO ea delidcoy; it hd s ediftere b veno - thaseo failure, and oxposiefun rri t e ttlcr u.1 sinappt ebeson then prt of thl en °tnon rh3ira +i~toryof this OtcrwarsJ liv Eor nots r olit.ei e earsoet ?? s ?? rs ?? bhei~.e riah It' ofe 40vi0 tars ...

... LOr All WAZA- , It li 0 been resolved at Oboiley, to ouumeacea second auborlption there on beabi of the unexplbyed pohr. Tkie distress agmes g p lcdly ii its severity, and better tfforts than thbii hilthbro made swl hvav totbe put. into .opeatin Wore It can -e se~equaly and iiat wly '-Th6ldlifst ge on ingreasig. at _sck. ?? are being made to raise a fanuor the pecial relief of the unemployed ...

... | ; .TH TR&GDY AT, DALSTON., On Wednesday evening, Mr. John ?? resumed the inquiry at the Lord Truo tavern, Wil. mot-road, touching the death of SihDlnahDimmook, age'! eighteen, who was ihot on Thurxdsy iAek, by a young maj: named Gloave,at the Ddlatou ll.bar. roadbrothler of tepisonrsad *it~.t a in the D&lItojI toll-house onl he night In question, and hi6 brother AM ted came ii 'aot twelve ...